Nonito Donaire landing a devastating left hook to the face of Jorge Arce

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Nonito Donaire landing a devastating left hook to the face of Jorge Arce
A review of all the Mexican champions who achieved an absolute world title in 4 categories or more and of the four organizations
As a boxing lover, you should know that there are four main bodies that regulate the sport: World Boxing Council (WBC), World Boxing Association (WBA), International Boxing Federation (FIB) and World Boxing Organization (WBO). We review the select champions of the country who achieved the title in four or more different categories in these four organisms. In addition, we are going to see who of these boxers are still active and with chances of fighting for a title again, so the next time you are in the bookmakers you will know why you should bet Mexican. We will only include boxers born in the country.
Erik morales
Known as “El Terrible”, the former Mexican champion was the first of his nationality to be crowned in 4 different categories: Super Bantamweight in 1997, Feather in 2000, Super Feather in 2003 and finally Superlight in 2011. A year later, he decided to retire having made history in his country.
Jorge Arce
Known as “El Travieso”, Arce won world titles in 4 different categories, becoming the second Mexican to do so. Champion in Mini Fly, Super Fly, Super Bantamweight and Gallo. He permanently retired in 2014.
Juan Manuel Marquez
Another Mexican boxer on the list of the best in history. “Dynamite” was established in 4 different categories: Featherweight (2003-2006), Super Featherweight (2007-2008), Lightweight (2009-2011) and finally the Superlightweight (2012-2013). Additionally, he won the WBO “Champion of the Decade” title against Manny Pacquiao in 2012. He retired in 2017.
Saul Alvarez
The only one on this select list that is still active. Known as “Canelo” is another of the Mexicans who sits at the big table of world boxing. He won world titles in 4 categories. Super Middleweight Champion 2011 and 2016. He also won the Middleweight title in 2015, the Super Middleweight in 2018 and Semi-complete in 2019.
Thinking ahead
All of them are great stars of Mexican boxing. If you want to bet on national boxing, remember these names because they are synonymous with titles and (almost) assured victories: Canelo Álvarez and also Leodegario Santa Cruz (holds 3 titles) who captured the Bantamweight title in 2012, Super Bantamweight in 2013 and Super Featherweight Champion in 2015.
Nonito Donaire lands a left hook on Jorge Arce
HSBC’s Mexico Unit analysing possible Citibanamex purchase
HSBC’s Mexico Unit analysing possible Citibanamex purchase
HSBC Mexico’s chief executive officer and president said that HSBC’s Mexico unit is analyzing the purchase of Citigroup’s retail operations in the country, known as Citibanamex. HSBC Mexico’s Jorge Arce said in a conference call first reported by Mexican newspaper El Financiero that they are still looking at the opportunity, if there is a real strategy for the bank. Arce stated that everyone is…
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Preparativos para la Fiesta del "Día del niño"
Preparativos para la Fiesta del “Día del niño”
Sobre esto habla el Secretario de Gobierno, Jorge Arce.
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